Innovation is Creativity with a purpose. If you want to kickstart your creativity and innovation journey this is for you.

Join us for a unique fun filled day to help you unlock your creative thinking superpowers. I believe we are all capable of thinking creatively we just need to learn the skills to support this behaviour.

Throughout the day we will cover:

• Why we need creative thinking and a growth mindset to drive innovation

• Understand the role that EQ plays in exploring being creative

• Understanding the role of how to Learn, Unlearn and Relearn - breaking your river of thinking

• Deliberate creative thinking techniques with exercises to take back to your colleagues and share the love

• Learn how to build new habits to fight the "dropping back to work" mode

• Using empathy to help design creative solutions through the eyes of others.

• Story-telling to gain support from others

This fun and interactive workshop will cover a mix of content and activities. Designed with a small amount of content with larger amounts of doing. I will help you understand why creativity and innovation can be so hard within your organisation, build strategies to kick-start and amplify your thinking, and give you skills to take back to the office to help others kick-start their thinking.

What others have said about your facilitator Andy Lamb.

"Andy is a witty, seasoned and fast-paced facilitator. He delivered practical, pragmatic and roll-your-sleeves up advice that was immediately actionable and had delivered tenfold by the end of the day"

"I have used Andy in a variety of workshop, mentoring and team building settings that have utilised his extensive background, energetic and engaging personality and overall knowledge of the innovation and entrepreneurial process to build my teams strengths in design thinking, innovation approaches and explore new ways of working"

"Andy is a great leader in the Australian innovation community. His talks and presentations are always packed with great takeaways and useful ways to innovate."